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The phrase "art was removed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where a piece of art has been taken away or eliminated from a location or context.
Example: "Due to the renovations, the art was removed from the gallery for safekeeping."
Alternatives: "art has been taken down" or "art was taken away."
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(Right, a gallery poster explains why the art was removed).
She said the art was removed from the 2001 exhibition because Howard University was "motivated by a discriminatory purpose to favour African-American students over".
The work of art was removed shortly thereafter.
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MUCH has been said recently about the rights and wrongs of art being removed during wars from one owner or country to another.
Of those employees, 73percentt also said that their perceptions of their workplace and their work experiences would change if the art were removed.
That is, in the collection, art is removed from its natural or historical context and creates a new sense of space and time, not reducible to linear history or any sense of origin.
Some 6,500 modern works of art were removed from museums and replaced with works chosen by a Nazi jury.
The statue is credited to the anonymous art collective INDECLINE, which brings a punk-rock ethos to ambitious street installations that are filmed and disseminated on social media to ensure their messages last long after the art is removed. .
The public, indeed, only react when the arts are removed, and specifically when the arts are no longer available for their children.
Thereby the traditional domestic arts were removed from the history of art proper.
The Times of Israel reports that one caricaturist featured says his art work was removed, whilst another says his was partially covered with a sticker.
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